Short Nonbelievers Poems
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the others were sobbing
wailing they were alone now
Shelly took grandma and her teddy bears to swing
why can’t they see you Grandma?
Death separates the nonbelievers she replied
Religion
the bullet
that loads
in your gun
Projecting
its damage
belief
zero-sum
Exclusion
delusion
its sights
center mass
To kill
nonbelievers
the infidel
class
(The New Room: December, 2023)
("Eye of God", 2018, original encaustic)
Everybody Talks To God
Believers, nonbelievers
It makes no difference
Everybody talks to God
And ain’t that the truth
Since God is the totality
Of this Life we live
And so the eyes and ears
Of everyone you meet
(9/2/24)
Jesus Christ Alright
That's my fight
He is my pride
I don't need a fancy ride
To know that he is right
He is the life
The very air that I breathe
How can't you see
The real me
That is in Christ
You have a choice
But yeah nonbelievers
Try to figure out what is right
On this day, nonbelievers will see
The unimaginable transpire
The earth overwhelmed by tragedy
People vanished, replaced by fire
As for those left behind
A flock of sheep without a Shepard
There in the book, perfectly lined
The words will taunt the herd
This is the day you will be left alone
No missionaries will try and change your mind
They reside at the feet of our God, beneath his throne
You, my friend have been left behind
Gypsies garbed in colorful robes
fortune tellers on the seaside boardwalk
sneers they get from nonbelievers
“Vagrants,” they call tramps
hobos from Hoboken to Alcatraz
quietly passing the bottle to all in the boxcar
don’t confuse thieves with gypsies and tramps
we can say, “No,” to gypsies and refuse handouts to tramps
the desperate who steal find a new home in jail
*Entry for Lisa’s “Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves” contest